"And he's got all the hands-off piloting stuff we have...we're working here on immunity to mind control, but that's not really a custom project..."

"Yeah, part of the problem is figuring out what he'd want that he doesn't already have and why he doesn't have it."

"Best candidate thing would be things that wouldn't have been useful back home but will be what with our lord prince Maitimo's new projects?"

"Hmm, yeah."

"What's he going to be doing in the new world order, do you know?"

"...I don't. I mentioned that we should talk about how we were going to live after we got married and me terraforming planets came up but not much else."

"It might help. He may also have no idea. There's a lot up in the air."

"I suspect he has no idea but I can ask."

"And for your part? Infrastructure sound appealing?"

"It's not what I'd pick if I were only choosing based on personal preferences and not logistics but I don't object to it."

"What's your personal preference? Eventually we'll have enough daeva you can do whatever."

"I'm honestly not sure. Most of the things I've done in my life were shaped by circumstances no longer present. I'd like to try things out, see how they fit..."

"Makes sense."

"When I was alive I was a summoner; then I spent more than a century as a demon alternating between helpful-summons-where-possible and meaningless material luxury in Hell, now--I don't know. ...I like using daeva magic to improve peoples' lives, a lot, I really don't think I'm going to be unhappy terraforming, I just get more satisfaction out of doing it on a more--individual level."

"Set up somewhere and grant wishes?"

"Maybe!"

"It seems like there'd be lots of keeping-track-of-which-dimension-you're-in stuff that'll be in-demand as blessings, but not very special to Tyelcormo..."

"Yeah...I keep having ridiculous ideas like 'a thing that will on command produce a cartoon squid in your field of vision to gnaw on a person you designate, especially Evil Mai--I mean Midnight', but that's not very practical."

"And who wants to be reminded of him at their wedding?"

"Yes, exactly. I might do that at some point for fun but not for this."

"I can think on it, let you know if I come up with anything."

"Yeah, okay. Thanks."

"Congratulations."

"Thanks!"

She goes to find her fiancé again.

He is outside again, listening to Maglor from a distance and working on his computer.